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32.7% of Oswego County students met or exceeded Mathematics expectations in 2022-23 school year

Data from the New York State Education Department shows that 32.7% of Oswego County students were considered proficient in Mathematics in the 2022-23 school year.

By Syracuse Sun | Jan 20, 2025

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Did Onondaga County students succeed or flounder in their 2022-23 school year English Language Arts tests?

Data from the New York State Education Department shows that 39.4% of Onondaga County students were considered proficient in English Language Arts in the 2022-23 school year.

University hosts virtual town halls on academic strategic plan

A series of town halls will be held this semester to discuss and gather feedback on the University’s academic strategic plan, “Leading With Distinction.” The events are open to the entire campus community and will be conducted virtually.

Ray Toenniessen joins prestigious Presidential Leadership Scholars' class

Ray Toenniessen, a U.S. Army veteran and Deputy Executive Director of the D’Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families (IVMF), has been named as one of 57 scholars in the Presidential Leadership Scholars' (PLS) 10th annual class.

Buffalo native finds purpose through Syracuse ROTC program

Growing up in Buffalo, Madison Kaifas-Steiner was accustomed to harsh winters.

Syracuse students awarded fellowships for foreign service careers

Linda Baguma, a senior at Syracuse University, and Alexandria Johnson, an alumna, have been awarded significant fellowships aimed at preparing them for careers in the U.S. Foreign Service.

Nominations open for Syracuse University's Outstanding Future Alumni Award

The Office of Alumni Engagement and Annual Giving is currently accepting nominations for the 2025 Outstanding Future Alumni Award.

Syracuse University opens applications for 2026 senior class marshals

The application process for the Senior Class Marshals of Syracuse University's Class of 2026 is now open.

School architecture faculty awarded grants for innovative design projects

Three projects led by faculty from the School of Architecture have been awarded 2024 Independent Projects grants.

Syracuse University Libraries announce Spring semester hours

Syracuse University Libraries have announced the resumption of regular hours for the Spring 2025 semester, effective immediately and continuing through May 11.

Fran Brown earns newcomer coach award after successful debut at Syracuse

Syracuse University's head football coach, Fran Brown, has been named the Paul “Bear” Bryant Award Newcomer Coach of the Year.

Syracuse professor's work featured at Cooper Hewitt design triennial

A Syracuse University professor is being recognized at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York City.

Syracuse Stage presents reading of 'Harvey' featuring local talent

Syracuse Stage is set to present a reading of Mary Chase's classic comedy "Harvey," directed by associate artistic director Melissa Crespo.

Provost's advisory committee welcomes six new faculty members

Six faculty members have been elected to the Provost’s Advisory Committee on Promotion and Tenure.

Leonard Elman remembered for contributions to Syracuse University's arts & sciences

Leonard Elman, a prominent supporter of Syracuse University’s College of Arts and Sciences, passed away on January 1, 2025.

Bird flu raises concerns after infecting humans and impacting livestock

The H5N1 virus, commonly referred to as bird flu, is currently under scrutiny for its role in increasing egg prices and causing health issues.

Yage Huang joins Syracuse University's Law Library as reference librarian

Syracuse University Libraries' Law Library has announced the addition of Yage Huang to its team as a law reference librarian.

Syracuse University's 'Cuse Baja achieves milestone at national competition

Ian Storrs, a senior at Syracuse University, joined the student organization 'Cuse Baja as a freshman with enthusiasm for building off-road vehicles.